but look, yeah, i mean, it's plausible dominic cummings will start a new party.ur party and the conservative party because, people have decided that a new era is coming before... and i think we said this last week, didn't we, that there were i was banging on about actually during the coalition era. and then at times also when the snp was really riding high, there are many political moments when it's been fashionable to say, "and this means the end of the two—party system in the uk". and then actually with first past the post, lo and behold, something rather different happens. well, we'll see. here is a development which is very much between the two main parties, which will be a growing story in the next seven days — we all know. it is that the leader of the conservatives, kemi badenoch, has called on the anti—corruption minister, tulip siddiq, to be sacked. correct. so, henry, if people haven't been paying attention to this story, what are the bare bones of it that you need to know? it's a complicated story. and let me begin by saying, obviously, it would be prep

but look, yeah, i mean, it's plausible dominic cummings will start a new party.bour party and the conservative party because people have decided that a new era is coming before. 0k. and i think we said this last week, didn't we. that there were... i was banging on about actually during the coalition era. and then at times also when the snp was really riding high. there are many political moments when it's been fashionable to say, "and this means the end of the two—party system in the uk," and then actually with first past the post, lo and behold, something rather different happens. well, we'll see. here is a development which is very much between the two main parties, which will be a growing story in the next seven days. we all know it is that the leader of the conservatives, kemi badenoch, has called on the anti—corruption minister, tulip siddiq, to be sacked. correct. so, henry, if people haven't been paying attention to this story, what are the bare bones of it that you need to know? it's a complicated story. and let me begin by saying, obviously, it would be

a great plot twist, bringing back an old fan favourite in dominic cummings.ou know, this is the guy who masterminded the brexit campaign. he masterminded bofis brexit campaign. he masterminded boris johnson's massive election victory in 2019, and then had that rather infamous falling out with boris after the even more infamous trip up to barnard castle. yes, i happen to think that dominic cummings is probably the smartest person in british politics. i think he's right about every major problem and failing in the british state. and i think he's also right about all the ways that you need to fix it, which, incidentally, kind of the opposite of all of the things that this newish labour government are trying to do. and elon musk is clearly one of the smartest, most successful, impressive people in the in the world as well. so the two of them getting together, you would like to think would yield some amazing results. but as we know, they're quite volatile figures. will they be able to get along long enough to save western civilisation? >> let's find out. it strikes

the covid pandemic dominic cummings eye test excuse robert jenrick links to a tory party donor, a covidtract, sexual misconduct in schools, lobbying row between david cameron and an australian banken david cameron and an australian banker, boris johnson , and banker, boris johnson, and wallpapergate lucy letby. the child killer and failings of the nottingham killings. investigation of valdo calocane all of those things deemed more important, clearly to the prime minister in opposition than when he's in power now. it's an astonishing state of affairs. but first, the man of the moment. joining me now is gb news national reporter charlie peters. charlie, i also want to start by echoing what i've been saying to you all week. my son, what reporting you've been doing. you've captured the world's attention. elon musk has become something of a superfan. i don't think i've seen anybody else on the planet retweeted more than you. but joking aside, this conversation is firmly back in the spotlight, perhaps where it should have been years ago. you've been fighting on this, charlie for years. its fr

now, it is very possible because dominic cummings knows people in tech and he's quite fond of cumm

so the theory is that dominic cummings is working with elon musk to come up with all these tweets andr politics. now, it is very possible because dominic cummings knows people in tech and he's quite fond of getting rid of rubbish prime ministers, you know, he's plotted, he plotted to get rid of boris. plotted to get rid of bo

the mail on sunday claims dominic cummings — this remember him? — is in cahoots with elon musk.th its interview with peter kyle telling them the online laws aren't up for negotiation. there is a lot around. the three of you this morning, we will try to focus on the tension between making the most of technology and the dilemmas it brings. tanni, are you concerned about the direction technology has taken? i concerned about the direction technology has taken? i worked on the edues technology has taken? i worked on the edges of— technology has taken? i worked on the edges of the _ technology has taken? i worked on the edges of the online _ technology has taken? i worked on the edges of the online safety - technology has taken? i worked on the edges of the online safety bill| the edges of the online safety bill and that was already out of date by the time we worked on it. now we have facebook and big organisations saying that they will relax a lot. i'm really worried. it has an amazing powerful good, but the ability to spread misinformation really concerns me.— ability to spread misi